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Coeur d'Alene Police Detectives are made up of two teams based upon the types of the casesloads assigned: Crimes Against Persons and Property Crimes. Crimes Against Persons include Robbery, Homicide, Missing Persons, Assault/Battery, Checks/Forgeries, Domestic Violence Civil Protection Order Violations, Custodial Inteference, Stalking, Harassing Phone Calls, Rape, Sex Crimes, Child Abuse and Arson. Property Crimes include Theft, Burglary, Vandalism and Misc. Crimes.

Detectives have many responsibilities. They investigate cases assigned. They are called out at any hour to investigate crimes. They also attend court hearings, meet with prosecutors and attend regular intelligence meetings with other law enforcement agencies.

Lieutenant Don Ashenbrenner
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Sergeant Brandon McCormick
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PERSONS CRIMES

Detective Nicholas Lowry
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Detective Rory Johnson
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Detective Crystal Miller
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Detective Mario Rios
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PROPERTY CRIMES

Detective Josh Gillmore
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Detective Alan Winstead
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Detectives conduct follow-up criminal investigations on felony and misdemeanor crimes reported to the Coeur d'Alene Police Department. Typically, a uniformed officer responds to a call and prepares a police report. Reports requiring follow up are assigned to detectives in the Investigations Division. Cases are prioritized based upon suspect or lead information:

Priority 1: Cases that list a suspect(s) who may have committed the offense.
Priority 2: Cases that list a possible suspect(s) or evidence that points to a suspect
Priority 3: Cases that list no suspects or leads

Priority 1 & 2 cases will receive the full attention of detectives; however, Priority 3 cases (no suspects/leads) will remain inactive until suspect or lead information is available.

Once a case is prioritized, it is assigned to a detective for follow up action, often requiring many hours of investigation before an arrest is made or a case is closed.

Missing Persons Clearinghouse
Sex Offender Registry
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Domestic Violence
 Are you a victim of domestic violence, or think you know a victim of violence? Check out this website for valuable information on domestic violence issues. Take a quiz: How is your relationship? Find hotline numbers and information on how to file a protection order plus what you need to know about the effect of domestic violence on children.